"Marseillan is like St Tropez before Bardot. Staggeringly pretty, one of the most unspoiled ports in France."
- Sunday Times, London
"Un nouvel art de vivre" - Le Figaro, August 2009

Imagine yourself in a portside paradise
IF YOU SHARE A PASSION for food and wine Marseillan is a veritable paradise - a village surrounded by vines and lapped by the waters of a lagoon brimming with oysters and seabass, with a weekly market offering delicious fruits, olives and the aromatic herbs of the south of France and two dozen mouthwatering restaurants. Stay in one of our private waterside homes or spend a week or two in a traditional Languedoc Village house or garden Villa ... the choice is yours.
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Return to your favourite portside hideaway, or discover our newest homes for Summer 2010...
Here, flamingos gather in spring, and swallows swoop in autumn, and every week brings a fresh excuse for the rest of us to raise a glass of the village's own Picpoul de Pinet wine and Noilly Prat aperitif.
- Minutes from some of the Med's best beaches
- Within easy reach of FIVE airports with low cost flights from the UK
- Eurostar rail link from UK stations, just 10 minutes from the village
- Half an hour from the Mediterranean's lively capital of Montpellier
- Nature reserves and natural parks
- Two dozen excellent restaurants within a short walk of your front door
- In the heart of Europe's largest wine region

Excuse 1: Homehunter Escapes from £150
When the Château du Port restaurant reopened on the quayside. France's most celebrated chefs Jacques & Laurent Pourcel supervised the culinary makeover, with lunch menus from €20, dinner €32. Since La Table d'Emilie is already in the best food guides, Entre Ciel et Mer has reinvented bistro clasics by the waterside and the Taverne du Port continues to boast a legendary wine cellar, with more than 20 restaurants walking distance from your front door, Marseillan is now officially FOODIE HEAVEN. 2010 sees a new wave of restaurateurs opening their doors on the quaysides.Excuse 4: New Houses, New Locations for 2010
With two dozen homes to choose from, we have somewhere for every occasion and every taste:

A range of waterside homes in Port Tabarka, from a family home with its courtyard garden to a row of cottages overlooking the fishing boats - and just a stroll from the plagette; And a new garden studio on the main quayside.
Private pools in the gardens of our villas in Marseillan and le Grau d'Agde.
Apartments in the quayside foodie quarter or overlooking the lagoon;
Six stunning and beautifully renovated traditional Languedoc houses and a house with a garden and garage in the heart of the old village.
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More properties on line include
- a spacious two-bedroom flat with lagoon views
- a villa apartment with a sun terrace
- a stylish villa with a huge garden in the heart of old Marseillan
- a family house at the head of the main pleasure port of Marseillan
- A renovated maison vigneronne mansion at the entrance to the village
- ...and a villa with swimming pool in Marseillan Village itself
Why choose our individual portside homes in the Port Tabarka?
Not a holiday complex, but a cluster of real family homes in the fishermen's district of rue des Pecheurs; Our welcome information pack is especially tailored to your own visit;.
The enviable freedom of living your holiday at your own pace; Walking distance from so many fabulous restaurants; Buy wine and oysters direct from your neighbours - the vignerons and fishermen.
Discover Marseillan, what's on and where to eat and where to stay and where to go, when to visit again and again and again ...
... Come back soon to discover more.
Contact us at stephane@marseillanvillage.co.uk

Marseillan in Summer - eccentric sports in the port.
Marseillan in Spring - discover the world of wildlife around the lagoon.
Marseillan in Autumn - the harvest, the new wine and a month of music and parties.
Marseillan in Winter - from the Med to the mountains, sunshine on the waterfront, skiing in the back country.
A YEAR IN PICTURES - THE FACES AND JOYS OF MARSELLAN.
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Read your way to the Sunshine
Buy your road maps, guidebooks and holiday reading before you leave home - Top discounts on many titles, and all books delivered to your front door. Visit Marseillan at the Languedoc Bookshop when you plan your trip.. Click HERE
TGV and Eurostar to the South in just over 5 hours from London. Non-stop high speed rail link from Waterloo to Avignon every Saturday during the summer, or choose your own timetable and take the train from the UK to Montpellier, Agde or
Sète from as little as £97 return. No airport taxes, no horrendously incovenient check-in times and such a teeny weenie carbon footprint, you could knit bootees. Quel Luxe, lay back and what France rush by as you snooze and pamper your way to the sun! Click the picture to choose the best rates and travel at a time to suit you I'm Marseillanais, Fly Me
Remember, we can help you find the best routes to Marseillan by rail, road or air. Whether you need help sorting out a route to the sun, find a flight from your local airport or get the best deals on car hire... just ask. And check out our Finding Us page for details of all routes to the sun from the UK and Ireland.
"The petite port of Marseillan on the Languedoc coast, kissing a Mediterranean lagoon east of Béziers, has an undeniable frisson. Views across its dazzling turquoise water to the hillside rooftops of Sète are reminiscent of St Tropez's to Grimaud and Sainte-Maxime. And excellent beaches a couple of miles outside town. The protected 17th-century harbour really captures the early Riviera vibe. Low-level houses laced with wrought-iron balconies and splattered with flowers swaddle a channel that jiggles with small boats and yachts, with a left bank of thriving restaurants and cafes" The Guardian August 2009



